SensorNode-Shield

Shield adapter for the Adafruit ItsyBitsy nRF52840 Express board which integrates microSD storage and an MPU-6500 IMU over SPI

Using Git in Altium

1. Save: Once you make any changes, save the file or project
2. Commit: Right click on the file or project, then Version Control -> Commit. Add a note what changes you have done. This not will be still local until you do not push the changes. See the next step.
3. Push: When you would like to upload all the changes to github, right click on the file / project -> Version Control -> Push
4. Check: Go to your github to see if everything was uploaded correctly

Using Git from command line (Manually)

1. Open cmd: Once you make some updates, go into your project directory, open commad line and run:
   
2. git status #this will show you what changes you have done
   
3. git add [path/file] #this will prepare that specific file for commit, to add all files at once, use add .
   
4. git commit -m "Change description" #this will commit the changes with specific description
   
5. git push origin master # this will copy your changes to Github
   

Download the latest changes

If you would like to download the latest files from Github, then:

1. git pull origin master # this will download the latest files from Github to your local computer
   "# SensorNode-SHield"